New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
Hesg- York Herald. naturalization Dnoero tie
OCTOBER ~.
AIMING THE LOST CA USE.
OLD MEMORIES AND OLD ISSUES REVIVED
BY EXMINlSTER JACKSON.
JEFF DAVIS FAIRLY WoRsHIPPED.
GRAY-HAIEED VETERANS YELL WHILE he KISS
TIE BANNER OF THE CUNFEDERACY.


one. but il is not "a forgotten one.
The old rebel sell resounded through The streets OF
Macon all day. and exMnister Jackson III his speech
galvanized all the Old issues. lie said
GENERAL JACXso>'s REBEL SPEECH.
General Henry jackson, ex-;nister 10 Mexico also
made speech. He said
"CoSFEDrRATE VtrtRANs: There stands upon The
soil OF Georgia the distinguished MsSissp plan who.
within the lie OF the present generation, the So
cnled traitor. leader OF socalcd lost cause We. Con-
fedcrae veterans rect OF the armies which fought for
that cause, here to meet him, To move before him
In the pride ami poap OF no Roman triumph IL Is true.
by invitation OF tue state OF Georgia speaking tnr"g
her duly empowered officials, all have come Beholi
males truth revealing herself state sovereignty Is
not dead Georgia il u sovereign stu, and calls upon
her people to glory with her day er glory Is In hcr
history. Her history Ia tho memory OF her dead ana
this day is consecraod TO her confederate dead They
guilty of no treason to her 10 whom them could
sovereign shall We find lin ia the Federal Consuiu-
ton Then there sovereign sniten to earth by
traitor hands Lrampled In the dus oy traitor icc' put
the hands and the feet were not theirs.
CHI--IrD ny NORTHERN TYRANrs
"Do we hold that the men who fought asanst Them
were traitors Not at all They too were loyal TO their
sovereign. TIC Constitution was uut treaty between
hsh contracting soyereisl parties without Que atom o.
wears OF painful agitation broken by the sovereign
Ttcmnt of Federal power to enforce decrrcs within
their and because after decades OF endurance
soutn deciued 10 accept their revolutionary viii ia
permanent place OF the Constitution Inc compact
hrnnkus SOY ercgps OF the North. with Numbers over
whrlming aud material uubounded, made aggressive
war upon them TO force thc'a 70 accept IT, me world
10 nsrpeo1te African slavery This false. they did
create institute, nor do they now wis1 to restore H.
THE PRINCIPLE FOUGHT FOR.
Tho nrinciple for which we fought, only principle
of yovornlnent expressive euoagn to meet tao require
ments advancing civilization made OF in'c ny "hd
stones ecQuence SO familiar TO European 'hongt was
Red With the hood of Confederate heroes. moist with
the of Confederate widows and orphan "a"twnr
shall ii cotnne to roll, carrying with II the blessed light
OF the Chstiun civilization all round the globe ana so
surely it moves 1t shall bring thc day OF a hhal
triumph. ,,,,,a, r,oc.ssio,, abraham, 1ircol, sn,u
moi mo-s as the igllfIi Presdsnt but Jefferson Davis.
sgeal!ed traitor Leader OF the soral!ed lost ranse
patriotic c-y Webster the great, Thanks be 70 God
iSai Too am an American citizen bur II the ssealled
new sonin be- base surrender Of tie old false
sion mcsny false If -hamc IN oar past shame In our
can honestly feel thea with All OF The power given
ns by the Gcd of truth we cry. Avaunt false south.
Avaun rotteu trunk upon cursed root thy fruit must
over 5000 enthusiastic exconederates. marching to
the siirug strha' of 'piN'e" AMI waNi's ne ballet
fven calors Of secession trawpcd through the muddy
streets tDis morning awahen tne echoe- WIN he ear
splitting yeLs No sucn exchg GENES hays oecn enact
ed in ay city the sou the war The Veterans,
aroused ultrade ons;ra,ive ptch hy the presence
Davis were exceedingly eHuavasant IN HER actions
and remarks.
a Souvenir FOR Mr.. DAVIS
At about Il o'clock a committee of sons Of Veterans.
headed the president oi the orsanL on son OF con,
gresham Biount. rode To ths Johnston mansion aud
were received by the Davis family. Mr. BIouut prosecute
ed to Mr. DAVIS white salin badge with two Georgia
nags pendant from roscite under which was se"na
ribbon Of Confederate gray. bearing ms Inscriptions
.While survivors, %! the C"ne9eiacJ do honor 10
enieiiat, Nc ;her SUNS Ieheml eIl"g your Iih
ulncss 10 and suftrpCs Ter ih'r ION o"t hearts WIN
their. IN gratitude and together edge you eternal love
Omr prayer Is God who has ever been Just may sil
care Tor GU ana vln the end cone, crown You with
gIary that never fades IN cause that never lies
effort spoke H. follows: MY young countryncn. words
caunst express nv gratitude am proud 10 Know mat
fathers Mis- Winnie Davis WAS theh addressed bT VII
Boun who SAID Miss DAVIS. our fathers reYred your
father nd we their revere yoI Tor The many
virtues YOU exempfr and this sent ment fGy expresses
our feelings" lie then read the tribute on TIE gray I'D
ho,n iulii lar splVe
with our hrarts welcome thee. we sons OF veterans
for Thy tuatcess iataes SAGE We love thea cas, 'h
Of me for thine and his we revere and
m,s. DAVIS fcslingly replied sreecbc. Then de
nvercd by GoriOn Senator Coiqntt and e1-
Governor Watts o. Alabama
REVITwING TIE VETERANS.
II reserved the afternoon. however 10 witness
IN, most interesting scenes. Mr. Davis decided 10 re
view the veterans from the roirh lAo Johhs'"h nah
s s1" n.a IN u,ny cnsagron;s ana hey ,uoved mp
the hill they presented an mprrssive apoaIns,e ne
hoarse When Mr. Davis was assisted Il" ihr l"ich iny
wooden legs others with ensntess coat sleeve. VINO
irinc.d the fence. suddenly orgo then n9rmiiles 10
their dsr. 10 the noiel Confederate and e3ihE ,he
barrcade charged up the hill psl nell drove the Police
from their pgth ami gathered about the porch 10 the i
clusiOu OF tue marching mon M. Ibf,s eIIo'iie -
| III. VIZ, and dau,htcs, Governor GOfdou senator Oh
quit ana others stood Gu N" pore" a s Jca
| DAVIS" and Long live our lIesiIent were repeat
rsinp WINS unparalleled IN past history The Neer-
an. iary went mad with JOY at the pri'isrc oil gree ing
,1 nwic lie cayalfy wuicl ed procession.
came the remnant Of the 3d Grorcih fe- imch,. car
S S.s ~e'""'''' '0'A'"S ''"'''' " '' ~
KIssINi Iug FLAG.
A. Mr. Davis caught signt OF the banner he raised hiio
Vim he assistance Of Go aiit he waved The col
ors over head, "i TIE cro"a' "AiGn "e'e thl2"h
IN O a GcliriIu 81 ec-tacy by M cN lh.I r9p"t;
The yelling kept up 1nccasnEy ann ", va, ,, NO n M
exuli4n, multitude could be i"ltred oae''i IRON snpny
Ing support Cd at ether tdc ny NJ, WI" anu
he TOOK ri the f'f 10 ms haho 'csr slis n@t
down Ills wriEacd AMI his voice rev husKY WIN
emotion Troubling under me s'rah OF me nno'oml.
scented ,ouepns nav we'll Erow bow seriously ihe
errrf,ons have an effect his eiechcd energies nl
they powerlcss 70 interfere lie wonhl peak an"
M "F1IrNp, AID BRtTnRrN am lifc that FAX torn
and icrsd by storms aud years love ii for D., own
,nK1 alters d. GCd bless YOU vii again
Wben he had concluded no was helped IN? MS clalr
c,neiy abr 10 move ana uhat yell went mp from Tie
tuousasd. Of threats for jan DAVIS. oar irs,dcnL 40
add 10 tho excitement "i Tue moment M NJ Minne
stepped the railing and ora sup IRON we p'"no'
| rerc which sic kissed aad pinned 10 her bosom
senator Coqutt and Governor Gordon also spoke anh
we're raptuioasly ehoerco'
Mr. DAVIS N THE PACK.
Later ON il YVES announced Mat Nr Davis would GER
aInly wish the park he insisting on The oi1Iina pro
"r,,'ne despite his falmly's protest The crowd then
dsnefsed in inc direction OF the and III few min
ues Mr. Davis escorted by msunied guard OF honot,
no",si. crowd. yelled and the bands played Al tGe
Mr. Dav ~elcoT ca wih "lH yt.i.
sna TIE old ONO iefato hags were waved AGAIN TIC
rIsdc shart spench Ia which lie took occasion 20 com
,,meut General Dron bis daring anu btaVey ana
H." srolsn of confederate soldiers gebe''y Genotai
olos then made brief address Ia responce 70 'he On
| thusaztc oui purst which the praise provoked
Tomigh great torcnlght demonstration occurred ana
,vas narticipsted ia hy several thousand young men
Flou,a renrs scntine familiar war scenes anu hunb
x,re di.playrd the procesSiol Inc cioWus Jr'ici;
.nnons were fired and the greatest excitement pioNcu
aud I.,c Tonight the streets are filed Win shouting
| veterans
| MISSIONARY WORK or WONEN
! PHILADELPHIA, oct 81 tSleciab-The Wolnans Ani-
larry TO the Board OF Missions oil the rroe'ah' Episcopal
bureh held msetn: this morning AT the Church Of tho
! ,,,,.ny The Pew Mr. Parry OF Baltimore read an